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MEAD (2022)
A fugitive starship (MEAD) and a lone passenger (Friz) evade earth forces utilizing their ability to project the passengers' thoughts creating illusions that fool pursuers. But tech is being developed to thwart the outlaws.
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A fugitive starship (MEAD) and a lone passenger (Friz) evade earth forces utilizing their ability to project the passengers' thoughts creating illusions that fool pursuers. But tech is being developed to thwart the outlaws.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:J. Allen Williams
In Theaters:8/10/2022
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
J. Allen Williams
Director
Robert Picardo
Admiral Gillette
Patton Oswalt
MEAD (voice)
Patrick Warburton
Timmy the Wunderbot (voice)
Samuel Hunt
Friz
Melissa Young
Phoebe
Shawn Young
Sternhagen
Kassandra Wright
Tam
Nathan Shelton
Achilles Navigator Perry / Kawolski / Spunkmeyer
Connor J. Matthews
Achilles Gunner Russell
M. Scott thomas
Medusa Captain Simmons
Jimmy Wilson
Medusa Gunner Frehley
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